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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

fERsoNAL.-Mrs. Lou Monroe moved
from Ireland into the Peter Gosmsn
house on East 9Th street this week. She
VIII De welcome addition 10 Jasper's
population.
Conductor Kenney has been transfer-
req from the Jasper and EvsnsviIle run
On the railroad TO the Louisville AMI St.
Louis train, and will move bis family to
Louisville. He will be succeeded BY .
Mr.. Decker.
Miss Ora Leighton, OF Huntingburg,
was visiting Mrs. Erny In Jasper this
Mr.. w. 5. Hunter went to Petersburg
70 attend court this week.
Quite . representative delegation d
Jasper citizens went 10 view the ruins d
D. Meinrad Abbey Monday, and wers
pleasantly received by Abbot Mund
weller. The delegation drove over ID
carriages, and found the road . vcry
picturesque one, though rather billy
Among the visitors were Messrs. Msrtil
friedman, A. M. Sweeney, Nichols
Oberst, Joseph Friedman, John Sermer
sheim, jr., Peter b. Scheirich, A. J. Cos
man. John Sermersheim, or, Conra<
Eckert, Martin Gosman, Jacob Eckert
Ferdinand Schneider, John GrameI
spacher, Jacob Burger, f., John r. Corn
Matthias Klingel. DR.. E. j. Kempf ant
Y. Doane. They didn't stop TO Kill IN,
game on the road, though some Of then
wanted 10.
Mr.. G. L. Hartsfsld, or Newport, Ky
psssed through Jasper this week on th
way 20 Buck Shoals Silver mine,
.uperintend tho putting up Of the smell
Ing works.
Mr.. G. 4. Saunders, On engineer Z
rew Albany, has been measuring Of "a
-, =: = 81. I. Ky Co.. ground, q -
per this week, preparatory to putting
~ additional switch and determIniu
now much ground 70 owned By The con
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FARN pon SALE. Tho farm q the
crosaIug Of the railroad and Pstoka river,
OF 237 acres Il for asle. Good coal land
good isrm land. Easy terms. Apply q
Courier Office.
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nrMr. Aug. Koerner. who bought
.he oak timber on N. b. DilIon's farm. Il
having slaves from It piled ct the wes'
end Of the depot in large stacks.
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6rJohn Nanley. Hickory Grove. snd
Nrs. Jonathan Hembree. bomsh Merlin,
A. among those favored BY Unc'e nam
Dem ocratic ofcers With pens'ons sn''
wnok
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oyMr. N. B. Cofiman shipped two
cars Of cattle from Jasper this week, and
two cars OF hogs were shipped ~ ~
Hoffman,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Il 4 stated that The New Albany =
| VIncennes road will now % oeu'' ~.
| bsck ers Of the enterprise having ~
theIr financial matters 10 shape 20 Pre-
esed With the work. = Petersburg News
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- Blsc ksmithing. h0rss-sheelng. 70
oairiuq OF I'll kinds Of wood and iro'
work on wagons, pl0ws. etc., oon'
promptly q NJ. John Kuehler's, oPpo
lie tie couuly jail. North Aa'n street
Jssper, Ind. 81
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TMr. Rambo is shipping slaves by
The car load every day, and yet the piIe'
Al his yard don't seem to get any smsiier
They are utilizing timber very fast.
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o3No child can - healthy u worms
abound In its stomach. Send for Shri-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

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nrMr. Joseph KuebIer 10 filling q!
NJ jot on 9th street, and Il 10 said he VII
huild I two-story brick residence mex
spring.
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LARGE SALE. General Director A..
krempp, and his son -in-lsw, Postmaster
Friedman, and DR.. Sab went into the
game susiness last week, and sold ITO
rabbits for Thanksgiving. and then went
hunting to find them. After ~ hours
tramp they came back with one little
rabbit that had got lost from it, mother,
ana ran between Docs legs, and over
hrempps head, o. he had laid down tc
rest, and finally was shot by the Post
master. Il IL said they divided II BE-
tween them, 90 - to be abIe TO cay thsy
each had rabbit 10 eat Selah!
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IS cents per box. For sale BY Aehringe'
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| Feb. 18th, l067.--ly.
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rruoly q week from next Monde,
..,;, Conqress meets, and the politice
c.uldron will begin 70 boil.
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n-rL. Spayd has the boss store 20
.,oves. The largest assortment 10 IN
county.
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r-Mr. Mat. Eckert IL shipping COO
!. -. DePauw glass works at New A.
"'av from his Jasper mines.
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rrThe Thanksgiving dance - huns
80 hail was we'll attended. and YER
ENJOYABLE occasion 10 ell.
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~ The total delinquent tax 70 tns
county l. S4,079.3l. Last year 4 ~
s4,265.75.
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Augu y 5tb, 1887 -iv.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-19
The Logan and Blair Pensions.

WAsHINGToE, January lS.-The bills
granting pensions to Mrs. Logan and
Mrs. Blair, widow of General Francis
P. PIair, we're defeated this morning in
the House committee on invalid pen
sions. There were two absentees. Pid-
cock and Ellsbury, when the commit
tee met. The members were arrayed
in party lines, seven Democrats voting
against and five Republicans in favor
of the bills. Adverse majority reports
on the Logan and Blair bills will
be made by Swope and Taulbee
respectively, and favorable majority re-
ports by Conger and Morrill,. 1t is
understood that the basis OF opposition
to the bills is reluctance on the part of
the majority of the committee to the
continuance of the policy of granting
high pensiC ms to widows of otfit ials who
did not die from injuries incurred In
the servlce. The only precedent for
passing Senate bills are found in the
cases Of the widows and families of Ad-
miraI Farragut, Generals Hancock,
Thomas and Grant, and the majority of
the committee believe il to be bad
policy to follow these presidents, in
view of the fact that there are about 1CO
surviving widows OF officers who would
then be entitled to pensions, who are
now excluded by the general Law.
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DENIED.
The Request to Prohibit the
Importing of Cattle.
DENIED.
THE LOGAN-BLAIR PENSIONS
Voting for Senators-Beating the
Strikers-EreDch EcOnomy-Coast
Defenses-Cox-E Etc.
Cattle Diseases.

WASHINGTON, January ia letter
was recently received at the Treasury
Department from R. G. Head, President
of the International Range Association,
asking that an order be issued pro-
hibiting the importing of cattle into the
United States from all countries where
contagious diseases exist. The Score
tary has informed him in reply that
under the existing department regula-
tons the importation of neat cattle
from all foreign countries except Canada
is only permitted under strict quaran-
tine He says further, that q late careful
investigation made by this department
through the Department of State
shows conclusively that no infectious
cattle diseases now exist in Canada, and
recent advices received from the Com
missioner of Agriculture who, under
the law. has charge of quarantine
matters, are to the effect that no con-
tagious diseases have been introduced
into this country from other foreign
countries. In view of these facts, the
Department must decline at this time
to enforce the prohibition requested in
your letter.
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voting for senator.

BOSTON, January 1S.-Both branches
of the legislature met this afternoon, in
individual session, to ballot for United
States Senator. On the first ballot the
Senate stood: II. L. Dawes, IL; ]. d.
Long, l2; P. A. Collins, IA; G. D..
Robinson, 2. The Senate then adj
iourned. The first ballot in the House
was SIS follows: Whole number of votes
cast 234; necessary for choice us;
Dawes IS, Long "A, Collins 80, Robin
son a. John E. Russell 1. The House
then adjourned. raH
SPRIGsFIBLD, Ills, January 18.-Both
houses of the legislature voted in sep
arate session for United States Senator,
Charles B. Farwell receiving the total
Republican votes. The Joint session
will be held tomorrow. al- pan
LANSING, Mich, January Isl. b.
Stockbridge received the Republican
votes in both houses to day for Senator.
The Joint ballot occurs tomorrow.
HARTFoRD. Conn, January 1S.-Gen-
eral Joseph R. Hawley received the
majority vote in both houses to-day for
Senator.
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Bsnton,s Hair Grover.

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Beating the Strikers

JERSEY CRY. January 1S.-The strike
among coal handlers in Weehawken,
Hoboken and Jersey City, still con-
tinues, but the companies are moving
large quantities of coal. There was no
demonstration at any of the docks, and
the work is being pushed forward with
ont mOlesration from the strikers.
Various docks have been put into tele-
graphic communication with Jersey
City police headquarters, and patrol
wagons are held in readiness for an
emergency.
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Grace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your eppe-
lite is poor, you are bothered WITH
Headache, your are fidgetty, nervous,
and generally out of sorts, and want %
brace up. Brace up. but not With stimr
ulants, spring medicines, or bittsrA,
which have for their basis very eheaR,
bad whisky, and which stimulate ye1
for an hour, and then leave yol ia
worse condition than before. What yea
want is an Alternative that viii purity
your blood, start healthy actioa q
Liver, Kidneys, restore youH 'vitae
ity, and give renewed health e1a
strength. Such medicine you win anA
in Electro Bitters, and only 30 cents Q
bottle ct z. O. II. I. Drug Store.
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French Economy.

PARIS, January 1S.-In the Cabinet
council, to-day, the Minister of Marine
withdrew his bill providing special
grant for naval construction, and the
fortification of harbors, and announced
that he would only ask the Chamber,
on account of his department, for
credit to spread over several years, but
not to exceed 4 1000 900 francs yearly.
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GunboAt Wrecked.

LONDON, January 1S.-The British
gunboat Firm was wrecked to-day on
Northumberland coast. Nineteen of the
crew were saved by means of the rocket
apparatus of the life saving service.
The fate of the others is as yet un-
known. The Firm is composite gun
boat of 455 tons and has been used as a
tender to the iron turret ship Devasta-
ton.
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Coast Defenses.

WASHINGTON, January ia COM
mittee from the New York Chamber of
Commerce and other representatives of
commercial bodies, will be heard by the
subcommittee of the House appropria-
ton committee tomorrow, on the sub
ject of coast defenses.
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Prospective Drought.

CHICAGO, January 1S.-Dispatches
this morning from California said that
grain operators on the coast had be
come so alarmed over the lack of rain,
that Yesterday they had advanced their
market 81 per cent. There has been,
it is stated on change, SO far, only one
inch of snow on the coast where there
should have been from eight to ten
inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-19
Thirty Below

ST. PAUL, January 1S.-The signal
officer reports that at O'Clock the
mercury reached the lowest point this
winter, marking Sc below zero.
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PodmRsters.

WASHINGTON. January 1S.-The Presi-
dent nominated for postmasters to-
day-At Vacaville, California, James
N. Miller; Provo City, Utah, James G..
Kinney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-19
Bound to MarrY.

CHICAGO, January 1S.-.Miss Van
Zandt, the young woman announced to
marry the condemned Anarchist Spies,
took out marriage license TO day.
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Obituary.

NEW YoRK, January 1s.-Professor
Edward L. Youmans, the distinguished
writer and lecturer on scientific subjects,
died this morning.
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REPRESENTATIVES. Cox.

WAsHrNeToN January 1s.-Represen-
tative Cox rested we'll last night, and
his condition is improved this morning.
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Clothing.

Clothing.
Gentlemen desiring to purchase
A Handsome Dress Suit,
a Handsome Business Suit,
A Fashionable OYercoat, or
A Stylish Ulster,
will consult their interest by calling at
L. GoLDBERG's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-19

syrup OF Figs,
Manufactured by the California Fla
Syrup Co., San Francisco, CAL, is Ma
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas.
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USE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee

Eaz eass By 2. O. n. I. Drug store.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-01

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE METAPHYSICIAN-
u Charles W. Boughton. 1861 North Meridian ST
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-01

NOR SALE-NICELY ARRANGED GROCERY
4 and Restaurant Established trade in county
seat: population 1000 Address T. A. BRANT
Fowler, Ind.
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Advance sheets of 'Poor's Manual" for 1887
show liabilities and assets of roads embracing
l33, COG miles. follows: Liabilities: Stock,
g. 999 sos sos; funded debt. So S92. 966 $50; I'M
funded debt, $3.50. 673. sl4; current debt, s213,-
525, 1874; total, IS. 376, 673 $40 Assets: Cost of
roads ST. 254 995 223 real estate, etc. 1923 975.-
705; cash. ETC., 1919. 344 405; total So 54S AIS 333
Earnings of the roads 1922, 191. 949. and net
earnings 1927 81 615 other income SOC, 200. O89;
interest paid. 1882 1884 $780, dividends, So 009 49,
total payments, 1914, 128. 755, being balance OF
bl9. 49,. 949. Traffic was largely in excess of
previous years, at lower rates. Earnings per
mile are smaller than in 1888 or 1884 The in
crease in capital and debt 1885 is $500 6l5,-
473. or 40 per cent Net earnings on the total
were 80 per cent. The percentage of interest
paid on funded debt WAS A. rs per cent, against
L77 per cent. in 1885. Dividends were 2. OF per
cent, against 2 OF per cent. in 1885,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-01
Rooms OF
REPUBLICAN CITY CE NTRAL COMMITTEE,
90

INDIANAPoLIs Aug 20, 1887.
L at the places herein designated on Saturday,
Sept 3. z 80 p. NJ. prompt. for the purpose OF Sc
delegates to the aldermanc conventions such dele
gates be elected by the ward whole and not by
precincts The delegates thus selected will meet in
convention in the several adermanic districts the
places herein designated, Saturday evening Sept.
gates presents but in shall the convention
be convened without each ward being represented
the properly.elected delegates for the purpose of
trict for the Board of Aldermen, viz
FIRST DISTRICT-Meets No. enginehouse on
First Ward-Meets corner Home and Columbia
Second Ward-Meets No. 9 engine-house.
Sixth Ward-Meets at Bacon's block on Fort Wayne
Seventh Ward-Meets at No engine-house.
Eighth Ward-Meets at No. engine house.
SECOND DIsTRICT-Meets at No. 6 engine house
West Washington street.
Third Ward-Meets at No. enginehouse
Thirteenth Ward-Meets at No. 161 Indiana ave-
Fourteenth Ward-Meets at Blake and
Michigan streets.
Fifteenth Ward-Meets at No. engine house.
THIRD DISTRICT-Meets at headquarters fire de-
partment.
Fifth ward-Meets at corner Illinois and First
streets
Ninth ward-Meets at Mayors courtroom.
Tenth ward-Meets at 1Os Massachusetts avenue.
Eleventh ward-Meets at headquarters fire depart
Twelfth ward-Meets at No. enginehouse
FOURTH DISTRICT-Meets at No. 3 engine house,
Virginia avenue.
Seventeenth ward-Meets at No. engine house.
Eighteenth ward-Meets at hook and ladder house.
South street.
Nineteenth ward-Meets at No. 461 E. Georgia
street.
Twentieth ward-Meets at No 3 engine house.
Twenty-frst ward-Meets at Prospect-street engine
house.
FIFTH DISTRICT-Meets at No enginehouse
South Illinois street.
Sixteenth ward-Meets at Waterman Hall.
Twenty second ward-Meets at Brooks stable,
Virginia
Twenty third ward-Meets at No 10 engne-house.
Twenty fourth ward-bleets at No. engine house.
Twenty fifth ward-Meets Ray and Maple
streets. L. A. FUIMER. Chairman.
Attest: GEO. T. BREUNIG. Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-01
Henry yinard Again on Deck.

New YORK, Aug 3L-There were rumors all
day that Henry Willard was again interested in
the Oregon Tronscortinental Company; that as
the representative of Berlin syndicate he had
taken up the floating debt of the company.
These we're confirmed later by statement made
by Henry Willard to Horace White that an
agreement had been entered into between the
Oregon Transcontinental Company and a for
eign syndicate headed by the Deutsche Bank of
floating debt Of the Oregon Transcoutinental
Company will be paid off Immediately, and
$4,000 900 Is already provided for this purpose.
The statement gave the securities sold 49,
900 900 Oregon Navigation bonds. which il has
been carrying for the Oregon Navigation Com
pany. and $l,000.000 of Oregon Navigation
stock held in its cwn treasury, and had given
option on 81, 900. 900 additional Oregon Navi-
cation stock
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-01
Unusual Experience on the b. & O.

A Tifin 20 special to the Philadelphia Press
says '"The employees of the Baltimore So Ohio
all along the line dissatisfied about their
pay. The pay-car was due in this city on the
10th of this month, but it did not arrive until
the 25th. 1t came far Cumberland and
than, contrary to all former occasions, returned
to Baltimore. No excuse was given for this
action. The men between Pittsburg and Cum
berland became uneasy and very socitous about
their pay They wanted to know what was the
matter, or why the car delayed. They were
informed by some OF the officials that the pay
master was SICK and that soon he recov-
cred their money would be forthcoming. When
the pay-car arrived the paymaster was appar-
emily never in better health. He showed no
signs of recent illness, and when the boys along
the line began to inquire about his health he
was at loss to understand what they meant.
The pay-car was at Wheeling on Saturday
ing. Judging from the telegram from Tiffin, it
will not pass over the trans-Oho division before
Thursday, if then. 1t is stated that none of the
employees west of Wheeling have as yet received
their last months pay"
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reaching the Bedford stone quarries which was
acquired about year ago. has been changed to
a standard gauge road and the traffic from the
quarries is very large and constantly increasing.
Fifteen new locomotives and 1.200 freight cars
now has cars enough of its handle its
business. The mortgage for $500. 900. which was
hold by the Kentucky and Indiana Car Trust
Company. has been paid off. The net earnings
are expected to reach about 5000, 900 this year,
and if they do. nice little surplus will remain,
800, 900 will cover the net fixed charges and
aIs